JP-Scal-451
JP-Scal-451
Lit, produit par Les Ateliers Jean Prouvé, Nancy, France, circa 1953
Prix:
sur demande
Dimensions:
61 x 195 x 91 cm
Matériaux:
Acajou, acier, rembourrage
LBB-DIVA
LBB-DIVA
Une chauffeuse, production: Studio D’arte Palma, ca. 1955, Brazil,
Prix:
par demande
Dimensions:
90 x 81 x 80 (140) cm
Matériaux:
Jacaranda massif, laine
PJ-L-05-A
PJ-L-05-A
Lit de jour, ca. 1955-1956
Prix:
sur demande
Dimensions:
46 x 200 x 83 cm
Matériaux:
Teck, fabric
PJ-L-01-B
PJ-L-01-B
Lit de jour, ca. 1955-1956
Prix:
sur demande
Dimensions:
46 x 200 x 83 cm
Matériaux:
Teck, fabric
LC-Cabin de témoin
LC-Cabin de témoin
Objet trés rare de Le Corbusier pour le Haute Court de Chandigarh, 1955
Prix:
sur demande
Dimensions:
117 x 144 x 119 cm
Matériaux:
Teck massif et placage
CP-1
CP-1
Dix appliques CP-1 de Charlotte Perriand, pour la Galerie Steph Simon. Signés avec « Made in France Classe 1 », ca. 1950.
Prix:
sur demande
Dimensions:
130mm x 180mm x 70mm
Matériaux:
Fer émaillé
PJ-R-23-A
PJ-TA-04-A
Coffre en teck massive, ca. 1956
Prix:
sur demande
Dimensions:
480mm x 710mm x 460mm
Matériaux:
Teck massif, cannage
LC-AE-05-A
LC-AE-05-A
Volet aérateur vertical en tôle d’aluminium pliée et rivetée. Profilé à la forme d’une aile d’avion et monté aux extrémités sur pivots en acier. Ca. 1956-1957.
Prix:
sur demande
Dimensions:
2970mm x 440mm x 60mm
Matériaux:
Aluminium
PJ-L-12-A
PJ-L-12-A
Lit de jours, 1957-1958.
Prix:
sur demande
Dimensions:
35 x 195 x 80 cm
Matériaux:
Teck massif, peaux de chevaux
PJ-DIVERS-01-A
PJ-DIVERS-01-A
Screen, 1957- 1958, with three double sided panels
Prix:
sur demande
Dimensions:
172 x 151 x 5 cm
Matériaux:
Teck massif, coton vert foncé et rouge
screen jeanneret
screen and a room divider made of teak and cotton. A rare screen from the collection of Chandigarh. A piece of furniture of great importance. It is a thing of everyday life. At auctions sold for a lot of money. It is as good as ever. A history of India shows an industrialization affecting the Punjab and North India. The Mogularchitecture and modern India met here and created a new capital. Much water, politics and creativity also made the city an architectural masterpiece. Nehru created a capitol and a culture of museums. An art collection was here and the rare gold and silver were here. Metals and concrete created a place of encounter. So was the pottery and the craft, where teak and metal came into being. Pipe braid and the magic of Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret. The villa in Ahmedabad and the paintings were significant. In the period from 1950 to 1960 visions were important and life in the countryside was hard. The Romanticism of European Modernism has created modernist buildings of stone and clay. Fire and water were elements of peace, where the Parliament and the citizens wanted an architecture and its furnishing. The culture is something important.